The Laptop Case
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Just a city life. Home, office, underground. Way back and forth. All these can be quite different when seen through the bag's perspective. Simple questions asked and answered by intelligent THING: a laptop case. A series of short stories about different situations, other people and other bags. By the way: do You know who wants the Freedom? :-)
Caspar The Riddle
A Polish author Caspar The Riddle finished language studies at Wrocław University which resulted in translations of various works from Greek and Roman Literature. Then, as a kind of exercise and for fun, he started writing original stories, first for the pleasure of creating a story from the beginning, then as a form of relaxation from professional life. After 15 years of this "accidental writing" he published several works under his original pen name, Kacper Zagadka. You can find all his books in Polish as well as English.
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The Laptop Case - Caspar The Riddle
The Laptop Case
and other urban stories
by Caspar The Riddle
Published by Kacper Zagadka at Smashwords
Copyright 2013 Caspar The Riddle
Translation Copyright 2013 Caspar The Riddle
Text editing Agata Szewc
ISBN 978-83-935678-4-3
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Acknowledgments
Thanks to all, who did not and will not in a future call for emergency, police, neither other special forces when seeing the man talking to his own laptop case in underground or a tram.
Thanks to Ada and Marcin for each meeting, chat or visit, which inevitably ends up to be the most inspiring!
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
The Laptop Case in the Underground
Indentity of the Laptop Case
The Laptop Case in a Tram
The Laptop Case in a Restaurant
The Laptop Case at Home
The Laptop Case Is Like a Chameleon
The Laptop Case and Children
The Last Match
Quit or Throw?
The Four-Leaf Clover
About the Author
Other Books by this Author
Connect with the Author
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The Laptop Case in the Underground
It happened sort of casually. The Laptop Case became a little bit resistant, while passing through the underground entrance. My Laptop Case, without a laptop inside, has never behaved like this, so I was a bit puzzled. Still, being gentleman and fully respecting her opinion, I persuasively dragged her a little in the right direction. We actually had a common life and getting to office on time belonged to our joint duties. She probably shared my concern, because her resistance became weak enough to cross the rotating bar. And then - it happened again. A strange defiance - must be something